Highlights from 58th World Ag Expo
USAgNet - 03/03/2025
Attendees and exhibitors from around the world gathered in Tulare for the 58th Annual World Ag Expo, the world's largest annual outdoor agricultural exposition. The three-day show featured 1,274 exhibitors across 2.6 million square feet of exhibit space and
welcomed over 100,000 attendees representing 49 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and 80 countries.
Exhibitors reported quality traffic with plans to return. "We had an incredible experience at the 2025 World Ag Expo," stated George Cox, Marketing Manager with Pacific Ag Rentals. "Invaluable connections were made throughout the event. Our team was
proud to showcase what we offer, and we look forward to returning next year for another great show with more opportunities to connect with the agriculture community."
Farmers, students, and ag professionals returned in large numbers for the 2025 show. Many exhibitors showcased live demonstrations, providing a hands-on experience. The event continued to offer a valuable opportunity for attendees to network while
exploring the latest innovations in agriculture equipment, services, and technology.
More than 80 educational seminars, demonstrations, and workshops were held over the three days and covered a variety of topics ranging from irrigation to dairy, livestock to professional development, and more. The new Women's Conference Pavilion also
featured a series of sessions, panels, and networking events that highlighted leadership and the growing influence of women in agriculture.
"Our team is thrilled with the success of the 2025 World Ag Expo," said Jerry Sinift, CEO of the International Agri-Center®. "Exhibitors and attendees alike have shared that World Ag Expo® continues to provide a great return on their investment of time and
money. We're proud to continue providing a platform for networking and learning."
Ag technology and innovation were yet again a highlight of the event. Autonomous solutions, electric vehicles, and AI highlighted the ongoing technological advancements in the industry. The 2025 Top-10 New Products contest winners provided a look into the
latest innovation and technology ranging from simple solutions to tech-forward items.
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